Suggestions for Monument near Cleveland

Christa • January 6, 2015A very cool place to visit. Happy to have visited while we were in town!

The Ritz-Carlton • September 23, 2011The battle scene sculptures of the Soldiers’ & Sailors’ Monument are monumental but it’s the thousands of carved names inside that bring home the real agony of Civil War. It's free to visit.

Mohammed 🕺🏽 • August 15, 2020It’s better to see it at night. It’s one of the best places in Cleveland. I heard this Chandelier is the largest outdoor chandelier in the world 🌎

James C. • August 25, 2015Great small museum. Check it out. It's off the trail so you must look for it.

Discover Ohio • May 7, 2013This landmark skyscraper is located on Public Square in downtown. It was built during the boom of the 1920s & 1930s, & was the 4th-tallest building in the world when it was officially dedicated.

Kevin P. • October 24, 2010Go to the top of the monument. Awesome view of the city!

Island Bruin • September 24, 2016Tributes to the Indian greats of yore. Not sure why they picked some of the players they did, but still fun to look back.

Joseph B. • March 6, 2015Stand under the turbine and wait for it to spin out of control until it begins to break apart and destroy a 6 mile radius in a giant fireball.

Shannon J. • October 30, 2020Great views of Lake Erie.

Russell B. • November 10, 2015The Indians original park. If you like baseball and history this is a place to check out. One of the oldest professional fields still standing

S S. • May 30, 2013A nice monument in a forgotten place.

Steve G. • May 20, 2012Visit in May not December, when it's pretty not snowy

Allen V. • September 20, 2018Not that there's anything wrong with an obelisk, but I figured the richest human ever would have had a more elaborate grave. Still worth a stop. Right next to President Garfield.

Teresa S. • August 13, 2019it’s great if you’re a tourist

Kevin D. • July 2, 2016This is not to be missed.

The Ritz-Carlton • March 22, 2017Downtown’s street art includes graffiti and murals featuring NBA heroes, local history, culture and more – all hiding in plain sight. Check the Tremont and Waterloo districts on your urban art walk.

Ami H. • December 6, 2020Beaned in the head by Carl Mays' fastball, he is MLB's only player fatality resulting from an in-game injury.

Ami H. • May 22, 2024Alan Freed (December 15, 1921 – January 20, 1965), DJ and concert producer, coined the term "Rock and Roll" and is known for his promotion of the music genre, as well as the 1959 Payola Scandal.